CERAFAK®

Dispersion of an EVA wax (ethylene vinylacetate copolymer). Offers improved orientation of effect pigments (aluminum, mica, etc.). Reduces short wave defects (mottling, Bénard cells). Exhibits... view more

Ethylene acrylic acid (EAA) copolymer wax dispersion. Improves the orientation of effect pigments (aluminum, mica, etc.). Offers enhanced flip-flop effect. Reduces minimized short wave defects... view more

Ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) copolymer wax dispersion. Improves the orientation of effect pigments (aluminum, mica, etc.). Offers enhanced flip-flop effect. Reduces minimized short wave defects... view more

Ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) copolymer wax dispersion. Improves the orientation of effect pigments (aluminum, mica, etc.). Offers enhanced flip-flop effect. Reduces minimized short wave defects... view more

Polyethylene wax dispersion. Provides improved orientation of the effect pigments. Reduces sedimentation tendency during storage. Exhibits easy incorporation without seeding, and easy incorporation... view more

Fischer Tropsch wax dispersion. Provides improved water repellence properties. Offers improved anti-blocking, and surface slip properties. Used for solvent-borne decorative, industrial, and can... view more

Carnauba wax dispersion. Derived from palm tree leaves. Provides improved surface slip properties. Offers improved scratch resistance. Used in solvent-borne can coating formulations. Approved under... view more

Polyethylene wax (HDPE) dispersion. Acts as a surface modifier for solvent-borne coatings systems. Offers improved scratch resistance, and matting. Provides good soft-feel effect. Approved by FDA... view more

Modified Fischer Tropsch wax dispersion. Possesses improved anti- blocking and water repellency properties. Exhibits improved resistance to dirt pick up. May increase drying time in alkyd systems... view more

Polyethylene wax dispersion. Provides improved scratch resistance and soft feel effect. Used for solvent-borne furniture and parquet lacquers and industrial coatings. Approved under FDA § 175.105... view more